The Kenyan people and opposition should force a withdraw of Kenyan forces from Somalia and should demand that Kenya take up its political neutrality in Somalia once again.
For 20 years, while militants and nationalists targeted Ethiopia for its blatant interference of Somalia (Al Itihad bombed Addis Ababa in the 90's leading to the Ethiopian invasion of the Gedo region in 1996 and 1998 and used to plan assasinations of Ethiopian leaders)---in that entire time Kenya was the neutral darling.
Every Somalia from every faction---Islamist or Secular, tribalist or nationalist---respected, appreciated, and hailed Kenya has a benevolent neighbor who had taken in so much Somali refugees and always washed it's hands from interference in the dirty civil war.
I remember realizing the stature of Kenya in the Somali psyche when Al Shabaab and their transnational mindedness almost pleaded with Kenya seemingly being torn that they will now be forced into something that would be hard for them to stomach, i.e consider Kenya an enemy and therefore target them.
The Kenyans, not desirous of attempting to control the three regions neighboring them (Gedo, Lower Jubba, and Middle Jubba) into a Jubbaland proxy attacked. They didn't just fight Shabaab, but also blatantly attacked the dignity and sovereignty of Somalia through the patronship of the warlord Ahmed Madoobe.
Today Kenya is the most hated country by majority of Somalis.
Nationalists and terrorists alike hate them.
Hardly a day goes by that Kenya doesn't see a terrorist attack.
There was a terrorist attack today.
It's tourism industry, so vital to its economy, has lost so much money and is facing an existential threat.
Kenya has not reaped much from Jubbaland, because the entire country is aware of its aim and will remedy the situation whenever KDF troops withdraw; whether today or twenty years from now.
Kenya's people and its opposition should demand the end of Kenya's military and political interference in Somalia. Kenya has received nothing, but a migraine just getting stronger.
I wish this leads to the Republic of Kenya putting forward an official claim to its long lost territory. 
